The Project Shop programs nurture creative expression by empowering youth to artistically address social justice issues, promoting cross-sector collaboration, and facilitating service-learning opportunities. This program engages student-artists to express their voices through design development, printmaking, and production skills with access to equipment and instruction in a safe, supportive, and inclusive environment.

By articulating and celebrating the power of art we encourage students to actively listen, participate, share, and learn collectively. When students see their lives as part of a larger system, they organically convert apathy and anger into expressive action.

The “Community Service Print Projects” program is made possible by cross-sector collaborations, donations, and an Arts in Society grant which supports cross-sector arts projects addressing social justice.

This distinctive programming regards the creative process as a collective force for a better future.

“The service-based projects not only allow the younger generation to shine light on current issues, but are also bridges of connections between individuals and the wider community.”  
—Student-Artist Mandy Lei

This Community Service Project is made possible by a Arts in Society grant supporting cross sector arts projects addressing social justice.

ABOUT THE GRANT

This Community Service Project is made possible in part by the 2022/2023 Arts in Society grant supporting cross sector arts projects that illustrate artistic excellence, broaden the understanding of the role arts play in society, demonstrate cross-sector work, exhibit cultural relevancy, foster community engagement, and present opportunities for shared learning.

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Your support allows us to empower these young, emerging and curious artists to share their voices through high-quality limited edition print goods.